I reload a bit on Wednesday tbh. Still have decent room to add.
I reload a bit on Wednesday tbh. Still have decent room to add.
Two proprietary EM indicators (>>0 track):
• 1st = global macro risk support
• 2nd = EM-specific risk sentiment
Interesting divergence: EM risk appetite still well above danger zone, while global macro support for EM just dropped sharply.
Python if people asked
Two proprietary EM indicators (>>0 track):
• 1st = global macro risk support
• 2nd = EM-specific risk sentiment
Interesting divergence: EM risk appetite still well above danger zone, while global macro support for EM just dropped sharply.
Python if people asked
Still don’t like Senegal, though an SLA looks possible. Venezuela still comfortable with.
Still don’t like Senegal, though an SLA looks possible. Venezuela still comfortable with.
• “Corps are more resilient” → nah, just illiquid
• “They lag because of the sovereign cap”
• “They blow up because gov interference”
Sounds like my 6-year-old searching for excuses 😂
• “Corps are more resilient” → nah, just illiquid
• “They lag because of the sovereign cap”
• “They blow up because gov interference”
Sounds like my 6-year-old searching for excuses 😂
Interesting how the market eagerly chased every 0.5pt dip around 70, yet is now just as eager to unload at any price.
Interesting how the market eagerly chased every 0.5pt dip around 70, yet is now just as eager to unload at any price.
Risk/reward now feels asymmetric, time to reduce risk or to be selective.
TTR by region (25 yrs):
Risk/reward now feels asymmetric, time to reduce risk or to be selective.
TTR by region (25 yrs):
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Today’s €4.1bn 3-part deal reportedly drew ~€22bn demand. Liability mgmt well timed, but with spreads now ~325bp, valuation no longer looks cheap.
- It’s already priced in as we are trading as a B+/BB- so who cares?
- 8.7% yield on the LE (decent buffer) + one of the last wide spread
- Market positioning is ok (even if a bit OW)
- No big wall of maturity coming (€/$)
Today’s €4.1bn 3-part deal reportedly drew ~€22bn demand. Liability mgmt well timed, but with spreads now ~325bp, valuation no longer looks cheap.
2004–07: Sovereigns outperformed on the commodity boom
2010–22: Deficits hurt sovereigns
Since 2022: Fiscal repair + CB credibility = sov tightening cycle
EM sovereigns spreads should continue to outperform corporates.
2004–07: Sovereigns outperformed on the commodity boom
2010–22: Deficits hurt sovereigns
Since 2022: Fiscal repair + CB credibility = sov tightening cycle
EM sovereigns spreads should continue to outperform corporates.
53s down 4pts 😬
53s down 4pts 😬
Still holding:
- high cash level bucket or 1yr paper ~20%+
- decent CDS expo ~ 70%
- decent steepner in $
- credit barbell between IG and B/lower credits
- fx frontier vs € or $
Let’s hope August could offer some volatility.
Still holding:
- high cash level bucket or 1yr paper ~20%+
- decent CDS expo ~ 70%
- decent steepner in $
- credit barbell between IG and B/lower credits
- fx frontier vs € or $
Let’s hope August could offer some volatility.
- chief we can’t issue anymore
- ok don’t worry do green bonds, it will fly under the radar for most investors
- chief no one care about green bonds anymore
- I have a crazy idea, let’s rebase our GDP
- chief we can’t issue anymore
- ok don’t worry do green bonds, it will fly under the radar for most investors
- chief no one care about green bonds anymore
- I have a crazy idea, let’s rebase our GDP
So what I’m saying is just I’m more cautious about spread duration risk locally.
So what I’m saying is just I’m more cautious about spread duration risk locally.
Imo we saw a rebound as mkt was running after papers due to light positioning. Except if we have strong inflows, dynamic should drop.
We are trading at 2-3 z score so prefer to reduce risk.
Imo we saw a rebound as mkt was running after papers due to light positioning. Except if we have strong inflows, dynamic should drop.
We are trading at 2-3 z score so prefer to reduce risk.
A comparison with Angola. Both are trading at c.12% (LE) and, we are still waiting for Senegal audits.
A comparison with Angola. Both are trading at c.12% (LE) and, we are still waiting for Senegal audits.